The SW Florida coastline offers some fantastic investments.

I then discovered that the property required Wind and Hail insurance because it was so close to the Coastline.

Growing up in South Florida, WATER has always been the buzzword: Waterfront, water view, water access...Since the sale, I have been searching the landscape, focused exclusively on the Florida east coastline, from the FL Keys, to Fort Lauderdale, all the way up to Jacksonville Beach. 

I've learned about construction by building 4 homes, attracted investors to start a 52 unit condo project and acted as a buyers and sellers agent for 20+ transactions in a very dynamic marketplace.Ecuador is a South American country about the size of Nevada sitting on the equator, with its own stretch of Pacific Coastline, a chunk of amazonian rainforest, and a mountainous backbone peppered with volcanoes.

Based on the coast line there, would you say West (Palos Verdes side) or East (closer to the port) side?

There's plenty of beach -- from the county: 35 miles of powdery white beaches and nearly 588 miles of coastline.

The weather is perfect year round, and there's miles of beautiful coastline that offers beautiful views and sunsets.

If an insurance co. can get away with loopholes to not pay you THEY WILL.I know you are not directly connected to the coast line, but you have a large body of water that feeds to the Atlantic.

Buildings located within 3 miles of a coastline must have their first milestone inspection at 25 years.

For OR, starting on the coast at Seaside, Cannon Beach, Pacific City and all the way down the coastline.